Hamas and Fatah want Money to Fight each Other and Israel, Not for the People!
From “Willow”
June 9, 2006
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
All the crying for reinstatement of welfare money is really a squeal for weapons for war expenditures. Their leaders desire to feed their people is like the shepherd of Zechariah 11:16.
Zechariah 11:16 – For, lo, I will raise up a shepherd in the land, which shall not visit those that be cut off, neither shall seek the young one, nor heal that that is broken, nor feed that that standeth still: but he shall eat the flesh of the fat, and tear their claws in pieces.
Begin Arutz Sheva Article by Hillel Fenton
Hunger or No, 111 Truckloads of TV’s to PA-Land
By Hillel Fenton
Arutz Sheva
June 7, 2006
The televisions, imported by Israelis and resold to PA importers for sale to end users, were shipped through the Karni Crossing.
The upswing in television purchases in the PA may be related to the start of the World Cup soccer games in Europe, broadcast throughout the Middle East. The price in Israel to watch the World Cup is some 300 shekels.
Lt.-Col. Shlomo Dror, speaking with Arutz-7’s correspondent Haggai Huberman, confirmed the report, and said that 400 trucks enter every day with food
and medicines.
Foreign Minister Tzippy Livni yesterday told American envoy David Walsh that the Hamas-led PA government refused Israel’s offer of 50 million shekels worth of medicines, instead demanding that Israel provide the cash equivalent from the tax revenues Israel began withholding since the Hamas took over the PA.
Israel’s decision is to use the money for humanitarian purposes, and not to transfer money that is likely to be used to fund attacks against Israelis.
Several weeks ago, Israel turned to the PA, via the World Health Organization (WHO), in an attempt to find out which hospitals they should provide with medical equipment and medicines.
WHO officials came back with an answer a few days ago, saying that the PA is not interested in receiving medicines, but rather cash.
“The PA’s position shows that there really is no health crisis in the PA, contrary to its claims,” Israeli security sources said, “and that they want to use the money for other things.”
The European Union is attempting to expand the definition of “humanitarian needs” to include all welfare and social services, such as education,
social workers and psychologists. Many in Israel, on the other hand, feel that whatever money is given for these purposes will simply free up other PA monies to be used for terrorism and related causes.
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